Bilio Reviews

Operationally poor and risky. Lacks leadership & business acumen. Bilio often feels like a big & lil bro fraternity than a confident, business-savvy family firm—unpredictable, erratic, and prone to self-sabotaging drama that jeopardizes relationships and deadlines. Impulsivity is prioritized over business and professionalism. The workplace violent tirades make everyday feel like an HBO sitcom. As a small company, you’ll wear multiple hats. For example, you may become a babysitter (for management’s children), an unlicensed therapist, or an emotional punching bag. They take pride in blending personal endeavors into the workplace environment. Management will individually test you and the lies are frequent, but distinguishing between manipulation and their genuine loss of touch with reality gets challenging. To be fair, bilio was a decent place to work before the spiritual descent into delusions, third eye triangles, and manic conspiracy tirades. Still frat-like and operationally poor, but significantly less erratic, insane, and scary.

It is unfortunate as there is potential for this to be a great place to work, but this is being undermined by volatile leadership, leading to the mismanagement of client projects, employees, and company funds. There is a lack of clarity regarding what concrete tasks are required to support the vague demands of leadership’s vision, and a lack of availability to have discussions and provide proper guidance. What little available meeting time there is, is often spent trying to maintain focus and decipher confusing tirades. Fear of retribution also impedes open communication. Mismanagement of projects has led to damaged client relationships and unnecessarily stressful schedules. Lack of transparency around budgets and timelines creates confusion and frustration, which impedes the ability to prioritize efficiently.